October 15, 2009

Darlington Raceway reduces prices on Southern 500 tickets

After many long months of waiting, tickets for the 2010 Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway go on sale to the public Saturday, Oct. 10.


October 14, 2009

Rising prices don’t stop used car shoppers

A quick glance at a used Lincoln Navigator and Samuel Varner already sees what he likes. “It’s nice, it’s got the power-fold seats, the automatic lift gate. It’s pretty much fully loaded,“ he said, admiring the car he and his wife were considering buying.


October 13, 2009

Company looks to reclaim carbon fiber in Lake City

Florence County Council is scheduled to vote Thursday on incentive and lease agreements for a North Carolina-based advanced-materials company looking to create about 120 jobs in Lake City.

SC Bioenergy Summit returns to Florence

The S.C. Bioenergy Summit is returning to Florence on Thursday. The second annual event is hosted by Clemson University, the S.C. Energy Office and the S.C. Biomass Council and will feature presentations on the impacts of climate change legislations, bioenergy research in South Carolina and emerging biomass industries.


October 12, 2009

NESA to lead state delegation on economic development trip to Asia

The North Eastern Strategic Alliance will lead a delegation from South Carolina to Japan and China later this month, on what officials with the group say is the latest in a series of efforts to bring jobs to the region.


October 08, 2009

Darlington County, municipal leaders discuss outlook

Leaders from Darlington County and its four municipalities said the state of the county and the cities remains good, despite difficult economic conditions.


October 06, 2009

Time for Newspaper Folks to Fight Back! Here’s How

OK, newspaper folks. It’s time to pick ourselves off the ground and fight back. There is plenty of time left on the clock, and our fans — more than 100 million loyal readers — are pulling for us to win. So here’s how we rally.


October 05, 2009

Local businesses say rally’s low turnout, fewer vendors hurt revenue

The fall bike rally is officially over and even with clear skies and warm temperatures not enough bikers came to the Grand Strand.


September 30, 2009

NESA officials, state senators to make trip to Japan, China

Officials from the North Eastern Strategic Alliance will be joining state Sens. Hugh Leatherman of Florence and Yancey McGill of Kingstree for an economic development trip to Japan and China this month.

Foreclosure clinics to be offered in Bennettsville

The Community Development Corp. of Marlboro County is offering two foreclosure clinics this month.


September 24, 2009

Senior Center to host food giveaway on Saturday

A mass food distribution will be held Saturday at the Grand Strand Senior Center located on 21st Ave North in Myrtle Beach.


September 23, 2009

Florence to receive $90,647 in federal funds

Florence is set to receive $90,647 in Community Development Block Grant funds through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 200, according to a press release from U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C.


September 22, 2009

Some Grand Strand businesses expecting small fall biker crowd

Some businesses in Myrtle Beach and in the south end of the strand said that the spring biker rallies were a lot smaller than normal and that they aren’t expecting a big crowd to show up this time either.


September 18, 2009

Board hears report on Wellman plant sale

The sale of the former Wellman Inc. Palmetto Plant in Darlington to a company that markets former manufacturing facilities globally represents significant potential for Darlington County’s economy, the county’s top economic development official said.


September 09, 2009

Williamsburg Tech boasts largest enrollment in 40-year history

Williamsburg Technical College has welcomed the largest enrollment in the college’s 40-year history.

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